Jayson MoyIn two straight weekends Yale defeats Cornell and Princeton, and with everything else going on, moves all the way to 11 in the PWR. Keith Allain and the boys in New Haven, keep it going. Wouldn’t Wayne Dean love to be chairman of the committee right about now. And then you have Maine, who was … Read more
The latest edition of Bracketology is here. Jayson Moy offers his third weekly installment of who’s in, who’s out, who’s up and who’s down in the NCAA selection process.
We saw last night just how volatile and fragile Cornell’s top position in the PWR was. We also saw how volatile a position Yale was in too. Yale’s win over Cornell sent the Big Red into a three-way tie for fourth in the PWR and jumped Yale right into the Top 25, up 10 spots … Read more
There is an adage that you always seem to see when the PairWise first comes out — It’s still early. And this is absolutely true. Even right now, with just either six or seven weeks left of the regular season and two or three weeks of postseason left until the NCAA selections, it’s still too … Read more
Week two of Bracketology doesn’t require a lot of head-scratching — though the geographic-proximity proposal still lurks. Jayson Moy lines up the 16 teams in the NCAA tournament as of now.
An interesting night of action around college hockey saw some teams jump and some teams slide. This wacky world of college hockey is immune to no one. The interesting news from last night is not really who moved up, but who got hurt. Wisconsin moves into at-large position with a win over fellow TUC Colorado … Read more
With Tuesday’s Providence win over Boston University, the Terriers drop to fifth in the PWR. BU’s RPI went from .6033 to .5879. Good enough in the PairWise world to lose four comparisons. The comparison with Cornell goes from a 1-1 tie to a 2-0 Cornell win because of RPI, this is also the case with … Read more
Hello All and welcome to the a brand new feature we’ve put into place this year, a blog all about USCHO’s PairWise Ranking system and how we use to that to try to determine what the NCAA field will be when it is announced. Since the introduction of the PWR, we’ve done a pretty good … Read more
The PairWise Rankings are out, and USCHO.com readers know what comes next. Jayson Moy debuts Bracketology for 2008-09, including a look at the potential ramifications of the geographic-bracketing proposal on the table at the NCAA.
With the field of 16 announced, USCHO.com got the teams — but not the matchups — right once again. Jayson Moy breaks down the committee’s thought process.
With the games in the books, Jayson Moy looks over the results and offers his take on the brackets for the NCAA tournament.
With just one day of games left, Jayson Moy is back to run through scenarios of interest for the NCAA tournament — including an oddity involving Notre Dame.
The NCAA tournament picture is becoming clearer, but plenty hangs in the balance this weekend. Jayson Moy brings out the latest edition of Bracketology.
With a full weekend of games left to be played and 16 NCAA tournament bids to be handed out, Jayson Moy has been hard at work with USCHO.com’s PairWise Predictor. See what he has learned, and what is yet to be determined.
With the regular season now complete in all six Division I leagues, opportunities for bubble teams are coming into focus. Jayson Moy dives a little deeper into the numbers in this week’s column.
With the question of Minnesota Duluth’s eligibility resolved, Jayson Moy returns with an updated Bracketology.
It’s another free-for-all for the WCHA — though with one fewer team than you might have expected if you’ve checked the PairWise Rankings lately. Jayson Moy sorts out the bracket.
There are still seven WCHA teams in the field, but this week Jayson Moy has a different set of problems in lining up the brackets.
This week’s Bracketology causes Jayson Moy fewer headaches on attendance, but there’s some shifting to be done thanks to seven WCHA teams in the field.
It doesn’t get any easier for Jayson Moy, who this week must navigate a flood of WCHA teams to set up the NCAA tournament brackets.